By: Kimberly Sloan Minor The age-old battle of whether or not there should be more restrictive laws on gun ownership has only gotten more intense in recent years. On one side: if everyone has a gun, then they will always … Continue reading
by Christian Klein– Looking back on the 2016 Presidential Election, many were caught off guard when Donald Trump was elected to become the 45th President of the United States. Reports after the election concluded that Trump had overcome what … Continue reading
by Ariadne Manikas– Almost four years have passed since “New Classroom Building” was opened for classes on Virginia Tech’s campus, but its name remains the same. Colloquially known as NCB, the sign outside now just reads “Classroom Building,” an appropriate … Continue reading
The Town of Blacksburg sets a goal to cut 80 percent of carbon pollution by 2050 in an effort to do its part in addressing the climate change crisis. “What we need to be do is push for structural … Continue reading
by Sarah Carr — There’s no question that social media has influenced many parts of society today. From food, to travel to even fitness – there is an account for every interest. The question that then arises is, “is it … Continue reading
